Seven Milano

Game's story is faithful to the originals and kept its flaws with it - Very limited story pokemon to choose from - Type balancing was still limited, i.e. limited fire, electric types - Very limited character customization compared to previous games, (XY onward) - Fixing the Gym Leader's rosters were locked to post-game - EXP-share cannot be turned off - You are way overleveled for the story up until the Elite Four - Pokemon following you block/slow the way often - TMs are back to single use - Some paths are too narrow which avoiding jumping over ledges painful + No need for HM slaves (Flash is not on this list though) + Pokemon PC Boxes are accessible through the start menu + Town map guide was good for those that get lost + You only need to SEE the Pokemon to complete the Sinnoh Pokedex In the end, if you never played DP on the NDS, I would give it a try. I played Diamond back in the day and realized had no recollection of my original adventure. After playing Brilliant Diamond over a decade later from the original, I understood why I my teenage brain didn't remember anything.